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Recreating a Chinese Province in the Classroom
Recreating a Colonial Village
Students will research and recreate a Chinese Province in the classroom.
Rubric Code:
DX9CX27
By
reesrk
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Subject:
Social Sciences
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate
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Beginning
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Secure
3 pts
Research
Beginning
The classroom transformation reflected some time was spent in research but at times was off focus.
Developing
The classroom transformation reflected that time was spent in research in a focused manner.
Secure
Student went beyond given research websites and found significant amounts of research information to use in their Chinese Province Classroom transformation.
Traditional Dress
Beginning
Students did not wear any Province Traditional Dress.
Developing
Students wore Province Traditional Dress.
Secure
Students wore Province Traditional Dress and wore or carried assessors that went with the traditional dress.
Food - Dish Unique to the Province
Beginning
There was no traditional Province food dish present.
Developing
There was at least one traditional Province food dish present.
Secure
There was more than one traditional Province food dish present.
Decorations/posters
Beginning
Decorations adequately demonstrate some research of the Province.
Developing
Decorations look good demonstrating effort to be reflective of the Province.
Secure
Decorations show quality and research of the Province. Student showed effort and pride in artistic work. Student added a bit of their own creativity within the decorations.
Province Transformation
Beginning
Province transformation is evident, but the overall appearance is not well organized.
Developing
Province transformation is evident and include artifacts unique to the Province.
Secure
Province transformation is evident and includes artifacts unique to the Province. Students demonstrated the usage of a least one artifact unique to the Province.
Student Reflection
Beginning
Students make no attempt to speak to visitors and when asked questions can not answer them well.
Developing
Students initiate speaking to visitors about their Province and are able to answer some questions.
Secure
Students initiate speaking to visitors and are able to share a great deal of information about their Province and expertly answer questions asked by visitors.
Keywords:
Chinese Province Classroom Transformation
Subjects:
History
Social Sciences
Types:
Project
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